Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Ron's behavior tonight was too unusual, and this image gives Ivan a familiar feeling of acquaintance.

Similar things happened in the Gryffindor Public Lounge last year!

Ivan was almost certain that Ron must have been under a soul-snatching spell and that he was being controlled to frame Professor Lupin.

He had intended to tell the story, and Dumbledore was here, and if he could just check it out, he could see if what Ron had just said, and whether his accusations against Professor Lupin, really came from his own will.

Who knows, I was interrupted by Dumbledore when I just spoke half way through.

It was clear from the headmaster's statement that he did not want to continue to speak for himself, and he was prepared to speak to himself alone about the matter.

Ivan's a little confused. What exactly does Dumbledore mean?

What is he going to talk to himself about? Does he even know Ron's under control? Or does he have any other plans?

Ivan glanced at Dumbledore and his eyes were on Ron, wondering what he was thinking.

Seeing Dumbledore, Ivan didn't think about what Harry, Hermione and Foggy, Snape and Lucius were talking about, and his mind drifted further away.

If Ron was really under control, who would have done this?!

It was Lucius Malfoy, Ivan rocked, and he didn't have a chance to touch Ron. Moreover, in Malfoy's character, he may be able to hide behind the scenes to ignite a fire and plot a conspiracy, but without full certainty, he will in no way make his own moves and get caught up in the line.

As for Snape, it wouldn't be him. Because of his past as a student, he hated Professor Lupin very much, but would not control a student.

Ivan narrowed his eyes and wondered who he would be, a dark wizard who could reach Ron and use a soul-killer spell...

“Wait, isn't Peter Pettigrew behind all this?!” Evan suddenly realized that he actually knew nothing about Peter.

In his impression, Peter seemed so cowardly, so cowardly, so cowardly, so stupid.

But is that really the case?

Look at what he did: surrender to Voldemort to betray his best friend for strength; hide his traitor identity for years without Dumbledore's discovery; when the great power had gone, he escaped from the Sirius Black chase; withstand the burden and hide in the form of a rat for twelve years; rise again in the East Mountains and find the defenceless Voldemort alone; to help Voldemort come back to life, give his whole arm harshly, or cut it off himself with a knife.

Thinking about what Peter did, Ivan suddenly found himself permeated by cold sweat all over his back.

All of this proves that Peter is not as weak as he looks, he is a sly adversary, and he is also very cruel and spiteful.

Not only is he harsh on others, on his best friends; he is also very harsh on himself.

Ivan had a bad feeling that he suddenly found himself somewhat preconceived and did not take into account Pettigrew Peter's strength and actual reaction.

He is now facing not the plot already set in the book, but a living, self-minded figure.

Evan suddenly realized he really needed to talk to Dumbledore.

Although Blake wouldn't let him tell the teacher about it, Ivan thought he should at least tell Dumbledore.

As originally planned, as soon as Blake is contacted, tell Dumbledore that Peter is an Animagus.

This is the safest way to do it, as long as Dumbledore gets involved, no accidents will happen.

You know the plot, but the enemy is not a fool who doesn't know the alternative.

Whether Voldemort, Malfoy or Peter, they are difficult opponents, evil cunning black wizards, much harder to deal with than they originally thought.

Last year's secret room incident was a lesson. In the original plot, Tom Riddle took control of Ginny, who wanted to make contact with Harry and understand why Harry defeated Voldemort; but because of his arrival, he accidentally got Ron the diary. What Tom Riddle learned from Ron must have been different from Ginny's, combined with his performance, and finally let Riddle make a crazy move to get rid of himself and purify Hogwarts as a whole.

It seems to be solving the problem, but it does make the contradiction more and more pronounced.

Evan suddenly realized that he had always overlooked the premise that all his schemes had to be accomplished without the original plot changing.

But I can't guarantee that at all, as I did last year, and as I did this year's events, a few trivial things can make a huge difference.

Butterflies flapping their wings gently can cause a hurricane.

Not to mention that he did a lot of things this year, Pettigrew couldn't possibly have reacted at all, did nothing as stupid as the original, he now has Ron under control, who knows what other conspiracy he will have.

“Professor!” Thinking about it, Ivan looked at Dumbledore hastily.

“Evan, you can come to my office later, and suddenly I have a very interesting idea about that question you asked me last time!” Dumbledore looked at Ivan and said calmly, "You'll be interested, I promise! ”

“I have to remind you, Dumbledore!” Lucius had a cold smile on his face, and he looked at Lupin with a bad heart, "Before you talk to the students, the first thing we need to talk about is werewolves! ”

“Exactly!” Dumbledore said happily, "I was just about to say this. Do you have any good advice? ”

“The suggestion is untouchable, but I think you have just heard Mr. Weasley's accusation that from the point of view of the student's parents, I think this dangerous werewolf is no longer fit to remain in Hogwarts, and we should take him back to the Ministry of Magic immediately, and I think it is necessary to try him through Wiesengham. ”

“I'm what you think, Lucius!” Fuji concurs, "the current state of affairs is bad enough to kick-start the Wesengamo special trial proceedings. I want you to come back with us, Lupin, and we'll give you justice, and if we finally prove you're innocent, we'll put you back, no words! ”

“No, Professor Lupin is innocent and he will not leave you.” Harry's voice hoarsely shouted.

He still blocked Lu Ping's body and refused to let go. He felt his tears were driing up.

The same was true of the other little wizards, who stood close together and erected a human wall in front of Professor Lupin.

Seeing them, Foggy turned back embarrassed and looked at Dumbledore like a cry for help.

Dumbledore had not yet spoken and Professor Lupin, who had been kept behind by Harry, gently pushed him aside.

“Professor!” Harry shouted miserably loudly.

Lupin didn't go to see Harry, he walked silently to Fogey, he knew he had to leave, he left Hogwarts, and he tried not to let his tears flow out.

Maybe that's what a werewolf should have ended up with.